Wondering where to go on vacation this summer?
The American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA) recently published a survey that named the most popular summer vacation locations for Americans in 2011. Topping the list are London, Rome, Paris and Cancun. These have been the top four choices for the last eight years.
With rising gas prices, more and more people are planning to cut back on their spring travel plans. This does not mean you can’t enjoy a relaxing getaway. Plan a “staycation!” You will not only save money by not purchasing plane tickets but also have the chance to explore your city or one near you like never before.We’ve provided a few tips to help you plan an amazing staycation.
An all-inclusive vacation can be a great way to travel. With this, presumably we pay one fee that covers all of the costs associated with the trip. However, “all-inclusive” can be misleading. Your travel agent will be able to tell you what is specifically included with the cost, as well as expected pricing for items that are not. You do not want to be surprised at the end of your vacation with some unexpected expenses!
Want to get away with your girlfriends? We have just the spot for you! Check out AurTravel’s Great Getaways where we feature an amazing girl’s trip to Beaches Turks & Caicos Resort Villages & Spa!
“Visiting Hawaii” may top some of your bucket lists. Let’s make this the year you make it happen! Anytime of the year is a good time to visit Hawaii. Summer, between April and November, is warmer and drier (average temperature is 75˚-88˚ F) while winter, between December and March, is a bit cooler (68˚-80˚ F). We’ve provided some information on planning your Hawaii vacation.
Now that the holidays are over, this is the perfect time to plan a winter vacation. It gives you something to look forward to in those cold winter months. Whether you love the snow or would rather hit the beach, we can find a fabulous hot spot for you! We’ve highligted a couple of our top winter destinations.
I’m so relaxed that it’s hard to even write this blog. Maybe it’s because I never left the resort. Yes, I had the most lazy, relaxing, rejuvenating vacation I’ve ever experienced. But I also had a really awesome, fun time. There were 19 friends & family who traveled to Puerto Vallarta (14 of us from Nebraska). We traveled on a Saturday and since we are all true Husker fans, my sister made us all wear Husker red in the airport. WOW! Did we make a name for ourselves in airports, and once we arrived at the resort we were known as Nebraska. I’ll admit, it did make travel even more fun.
I’m sure you’ve heard the now-famous phrase, “What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas!” After a short trip to Las Vegas for a convention last month, I have to say I think it’s unfortunate if that’s what happens. While some things happenings should stay in Vegas, there are those fabulous experiences that need to be shared! Las Vegas has a lot to offer – it’s so much more than just gambling. The shows are amazing, the shopping is fabulous and the weather is pretty good too.
For my last blog on Ireland, we’re off to visit the Cliffs of Moher and Galway, a city many say is their favorite in Ireland. The famous Cliffs of Moher are an amazing site to see, ranging in height up to 714 feet. With waves crashing at the base they are stunningly beautiful. We were in awe of the beauty of the Cliffs. As of July 2009, the Cliffs were named one of 28 global finalists in the “New Seven Wonders of Nature”. The “New Seven Wonders” winners will be announced on November 11, 2011. Hey, maybe I have seen one of the new Seven Wonders of Nature!
Our Ireland Pub Tour continues through the Ring of Kerry and Killarney!
Our day started with a horse and carriage ride into Killarney National Park. It was 9:30 in the morning with a slight mist, a bit of fog, and a tiny bit of sun peeping through. The sights were truly amazing and our guide jokingly showed us where leprechauns white water raft, bungee jump and enjoy a park bench. If you find yourself in Killarney, I would definitely recommend exploring the park on horse drawn carriage.
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